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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: LARRY RICE on July 28, 2010, 03:51:42 PM
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Do you recognize this kit? This is a Black Hawk Models Challenger originally produces by Scientific Models in the late 1950's. Designed by Walt Musciano it is a .19 size stunt model with plastic wheel pants, wing tips, engine cowling and canopy. Built by George Ellison. George has squeezed a .25 in it and now is wondering if he might have overpowered it.
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It looks like a Fancy Pants---only different.
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ANOTHER PIC.
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No such thing as to much horse power y1 <= n~ #^
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That certainly looks awesome! A very nice job. y1
I have a kit, and this is great to see. Looks like almost exactly how I would paint her up! I will possibly use a 1957 Fox .25 in mine since it is basically just a bored out version of the old Fox .19.
Big Bear
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Nice looking airplane. Looks like a great match for a .25.
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real nice!!!
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Have to agree, he did a super job on that one !!!!!!!!
Dalton H.
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Hey Larry the Challenger looks real sharp I just saw the pic on your web site . Looks a lot better than the old Black and White pic , it makes me want one even more. T.J.
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Just a 25?? When I built mine in Junior High, I stuck a Fox 35X in it. Yee-haaa!!!!
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Another one of my early customers got a Fox 35 into his, He had talked to me several times about different models. It must have either spun him into space or just screwed him into the ground because I never did hear from him again.
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Any info on how this beauty fly's ?
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George said that while he was busy judging another contest he had a friend fly it. George had put an over size engine in and realized that this was not his best idea. While The plane flew a complete stunt pattern (flapless) the pilot complained that the plane was too fast. In the 1960's a fast pattern was the norm so a .15 to a .19 would have been a better choice for stunting.
Larry